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Christmas comes early for six community groups in Peasedown - 10th Nov '09 |
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Six lucky organisations in Peasedown St John have been awarded a total of £4,000 between them in recognition of their work for local residents.
Councillor Sarah Bevan approached many local groups asking whether they had outstanding projects which had stalled or simply been written off owing to lack of funding. They included Peasedown Cricket Club, Peasedown St John Lunch Club, Peasedown Youth Club, Peasedown St John Community Association, and Peasedown Opportunity Project, all of whom were successful.
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Councillor holds first ever Advice Surgery in youth centre - 13th Nov '09 |
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Young people in Peasedown St John will be given another chance to have their say at the end of November when local B&NES Councillor Nathan Hartley (Lib Dem) holds the first ever Councillor’s Advice Surgery at Peasedown Youth Centre.
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NO TO 'NEW TOWN' ST LOE - 6th Nov '09 |
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This week saw a public information evening very well organised by Newton St Loe Conservation Group who are dismayed at proposals in the B&NES Core Strategy to build 2000 houses next to their village.
Lib Dems Gail and Louise with Newton St Loe residents.
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Open Letter to Newspapers - 10th Nov '09 |
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Dear Editor
I am worried about the proposed sites for housing development in the Council’s Core Strategy. The reason for this spate of housing proposals in the Green Belt – Newton St Loe, South Stoke, Whitchurch village - is easy to spot. It’s a pretty environment where people would want to buy houses, it would not involve any clear up as there would be on a brownfield site and would not involve the Government or developers in any additional transport costs.
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Residents get safe passage to the pub and home again - 4th Nov '09 |
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A vital pedestrian walkway leading to Peasedown St John hostelry The Prince of Wales and to many residents' homes has finally been almost doubled in width. The path runs directly next to one of the busiest, most dangerous main roads into Bath, where the collision statistics prompted many recent safety measures by Bath and North East Somerset council.
Cllr Sarah Bevan and resident Norman Cooper next to the newly widened path.
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